2028 Jaguar Type 01 EV Revealed With 1,015 HP, A 400-Mile Range And Even Wilder Looks Than The Concept
Is everybody ready to be calm and normal about the new Jaguar yet?
Day: October 7, 2026
This Subaru 4-Cylinder Has A Terrible Reputation For Reliability, Here’s Why
People who love Subarus really, really love their Subarus. But this Subaru engine is designed in such a way that big problems are commonplace.
Next-Gen Camaro Reveal Confirmed By Tea Leaves Following New Michael Bay ‘Transformers’ Movie Announcement
Every “Transformers” movie needs Bumblebee, and since GM already killed the Camaro, the only way to cast a Camaro is if Chevrolet comes up with a new one.
Britain Turned To Racing Drivers To Teach Its Police Car Drivers In The 1930s
What kinds of skills do police officers need to avoid accidents? Turns out they’re the same car-control methods race car drivers have to learn.
How Ex-Ford CEO Alan Mulally Endured Consumer Reports Criticizing His Brand New SUV
Ford was struggling when Alan Mulally took over as CEO in 2006. Here’s how he turned criticism from Consumer Reports into motivation for the company to improve.
2027 BMW i3 Pricing Guide Reveals What the Options Really Cost
BMW’s newly released U.S. pricing guide puts the 2027 i3’s options under the microscope. We already explored how a loaded example reaches $78,650 in our configurator breakdown. Now, the guide provides a clearer picture of
Every BMW Plug-In Hybrid You Can Buy Around the World
BMW’s electric cars make headlines—especially when the brand electrifies an icon like the BMW 3 Series. But plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are another segment getting a lot of love from shoppers. Last quarter saw
MINI Countryman Untamed Edition Debuts With Off-Road Attitude
MINI is taking the Countryman somewhere it probably doesn’t spend much time: off the pavement. Say hello to the new Untamed Edition, a more rugged version of the brand’s largest model designed for customers who
BMW Is Testing A Mercedes Truck With A Hydrogen Combustion Engine
BMW is once again proving that its definition of “technology openness” is considerably broader than just offering the umpteenth electric car alongside a crop of gas, diesel, and plug-in hybrids. The German automaker has started
BMW Will Use More Generic Parts And Fewer Bespoke Ones
BMW is looking to take a page from the Chinese automotive industry’s playbook as it tries to become more competitive. The German automaker plans to significantly increase its use of standardized, off-the-shelf components instead of